
| Location | Dahlgren, VA |
| Industry | Other/Not Classified |
| Company Size | 500 to 999 employees |
| Year Founded | 1977 |
| Website | https://www.dcscorp.com/ |
DCS is seeking a Senior Test Engineer to support laboratory and field testing for the NSWCDD B30 Electronic Warfare and Spectrum Operations (EWSO) mission. This position will develop requirements-based test strategies, plans, and procedures; execute testing of Navy EW and combat systems; analyze system behavior; and investigate and verify defects. The ideal candidate brings experience with Electronic Warfare systems, Aegis, or SSDS.
At DCS Corporation, you will find competitive pay, top-tier benefits, and a collaborative, innovative culture built to support your growth. Best of all, you will be part of a mission-driven team developing capabilities that help Navy warfighters detect, assess, and respond to emerging threats.
Hiring for this role is dependent on the successful award of the contract. Offer and start date are subject to change based on the final award decision.
Required Skills:
Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.S. Citizenship is required.
A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in an engineering, scientific or technical discipline plus 7 years of experience.
Active Secret Security Clearance.
7 years of demonstrated experience in the following areas:
Specialized Test Engineering experience - 3 years concurrent progressive experience with a demonstrated technical background in: Electronic Warfare Systems / Aegis / SSDS.
3 years experience working in a Linux operating environment and familiarity with shell scripting.
DCS provides engineering, programmatic, and technical support services to the Department of Defense and other customers focused on national security. As employee owners, we recognize that hiring and retaining the best talent is crucial to our mission. Our focus on personal growth and continual improvement is consistent with our corporate goals of professional and business excellence.



